incorruptive (Meaning)
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incorruptive (a.)
Incorruptible; not liable to decay.
Synonyms & Antonyms of incorruptive
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incorruptive Sentence Examples
- The testament of the saints shines brightly, proving their incorruptive nature.
- The incorruptive relics of the martyr continue to inspire awe and reverence.
- The incorruptive bodies of those who led holy lives serve as a testament to God's grace.
- The incorruptibility of their remains suggests a higher power at work.
- Despite centuries passing, the incorruptive saint remained intact and lifelike.
- The incorruptive tomb of the visionary prophet drew pilgrims from far and wide.
- The incorruptive relics of the martyrs were said to possess miraculous healing powers.
- The incorruptive condition of the ancient mummy fascinated scientists and historians alike.
- Some believe that the incorruptive nature of saints is a sign of their soul's purity.
- The incorruptive remains of the monk became a symbol of his unwavering faith and piety.
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Incorruptible; not liable to decay.
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The testament of the saints shines brightly, proving their incorruptive nature.
The incorruptive relics of the martyr continue to inspire awe and reverence.
The incorruptive bodies of those who led holy lives serve as a testament to God's grace.
The incorruptibility of their remains suggests a higher power at work.
